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At the heart of our Hawaiian values is Malama 'Āina concept, to care for the land from Ma uka (inland) to Ma kai (ocean). We are dedicated to achieving restoration of environmental and social justice; perpetuating our culture and sustainability.
Land and Environmental Health
Ua mau ke ea o ka ʻāina i ka pono (motto of Hawaiʻi), the life of the land is preserved in righteousness.
Water Resources
The Hawaiian word for water is Wai. It holds such value, worth, and importance we say water twice as Wai Wai.
Social Justice
“Ea” is translated as “life” but also means “sovereignty, rule, and independence.
Kingdom Pathways and community members alongside DOFAW conducted the first site survey of our endangered native and federally protected Ua’u birds at Kū’īlioloa Heiau.
These birds have been attacked and killed by predators at our Pōka'ī Bay. Survey findings are eight dead birds, four of which were dismembered! 12 active burrows, one adult, 7 chicks burrowing and one deceased. 3 eggs didn’t pass incubation.
We are asking for the public’s help in reporting any feeding of animals to HPD or DOCARE.
We are looking for those who want to malama our 'Āina (land), Wai (water resource), 'Ai (food resources), if this Kuleana (responsibility) calls to you, please join
All gifts will go towards supporting our community initiatives, including youth programs, environmental projects and cultural preservation efforts.
Mahalo Nui in advance!